ESMA to use AI to strengthen supervision
The European Securities and Markets Authority will also promote the use of artificial intelligence to increase protection for retail investors.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) plans to modernize its financial supervision processes by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced data analysis. As outlined in its annual report, ESMA aims to prioritize the protection of retail investors and reduce unnecessary administrative burdens in EU markets by 2027.
To achieve this, ESMA will enhance its analytical capabilities by developing its data platform and incorporating AI-based tools to support supervision. The institution will also explore the application of automation and AI to optimize the Interactive Single Rulebook, making it easier for market participants to access and understand European regulatory frameworks.
ESMA will closely monitor the impact of AI on financial markets, cybersecurity, crypto-assets, and tokenization.
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